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Day Camps,TeenTravel,Jr. Camp, DayTrip Camps

he name KidsCo says it all:It’sTheir Business!This summer,come experience KidsCo’sfamous theme weeks at DayCamp, luxury living on ourTeenTravel coach bus, the excitementof safe and age appropriate travelat Kids On-The- Run, or a campdesigned with the preschoolcamper in mind at KidsCoJunior.From infants to teens, KidsCooffers something great foreveryone!

If convenience is what you’relooking for, look no further!KidsCo Summer Camps offer aone stop shop. Drop off and pickup your preschooler, elementaryschool age day camper and teentravel camper all at one of sevenlocations across MontgomeryCounty.

KidsCo operates year round,running before and after schoolprograms in elementary schoolsin Montgomery County.Theirqualified and energetic team ofstaff makes each and everyfamily a priority. So come checkout KidsCo and see what all thehype is about!

KidsCo Inc.7620-J Rickenbacker DriveGaithersburg, MD 20879www.KidsCoOnline.com301.740.9600

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Camp Sonshine

Camp Sonshine is an incredible summer day camp experience for

kids age 4 through completing 10th grade.We offer a complete programof activities, including archery, go-karts, crafts, swimming & more. As acounty-licensed, state-certified, and American Camp Associationaccredited camp, we are committed to giving your family the bestsummer camp experience ever.

Camp Sonshine has two convenient locations in Silver Spring andGermantown. One-week sessions, extended hours, bus transportation(Silver Spring location), and amazing programs make Camp Sonshine agreat choice for your family’s summer! Camp Sonshine is designedfrom top to bottom to provide a truly remarkable experience forcampers. From the incredibly fun activities like go-karts and swimming,to the carefully selected staff, to the innovative programming, we striveto give each camper a safe and unforgettable summer.

We handpick staff from all over the world who love working withchildren and who intentionally model the kind of behavior parents wanttheir chi ldren to emulate . Programs are ta i lored to meet thedevelopmental needs of each age group and combine ridiculousamounts of fun with meaningful moments that kids remember.

This is Camp Sonshine, a place unlike any other place on Earth! Formore information call 301-989-2267 or visit www.campsonshine.org

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Fundy Marine Science Institute,the College of the Atlantic is offeringscholarships of $40,000 over four yearsto anyWhale Camp alumnirecommended by its Director.

The College of the Atlantic is arenowned Liberal Arts college locatedon Mount Desert Island, Maine, hometo Bar Harbor and Acadia NationalPark on the coast of the Gulf of Maine.COA is an innovative institution,whose primary focus is therelationships between humans and theenvironment and is part of the Eco-League of colleges.

Whale Camp programs preparestudents with a solid background inthe marine sciences and a deeperunderstanding of Human Ecology. Ofall marine science programs,WhaleCampers have far more face-to-faceencounters to closely observe andstudy whales, dolphins, porpoises, sealsand puffins in their own naturalhabitat.

Whale Camp

Aboard their 65-foot sailboat,campers collect data to documentwhale distribution, feeding andbehavioral patterns. Hands-onexperience using onboard marinebiology equipment helps unveil thepowerful and endangered processes oflife in the sea. Campers explorebeaches, coastal trails and fishingvillages and investigate life in the tidalpools and bogs.Whale Camp takesstudents out to sea three days eachweek to directly encounter the whalesand other marine life for an amazingmarine science experience.WhaleCamp is a place where inspiration,exploration and discovery abound.

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Join us for a summer adventure! Summer at Sandy Spring creates the biggestand best summer experiences for kids of all ages, from 3-year-olds all the way

through 12th Grade.We’reACA-accredited and we’ve been at it for over 20years.Along the way, we’ve learned a few things:

• Kids prefer swimming ponds to video games.•A side portion of academic enrichment helps them keep their minds in shape forSeptember.

• They’d rather learn and run and laugh than do almost anything else.

We build on that free spirit and creative energy, and that’s why kids love Summerat Sandy Spring. Campers splash and play in our swimming pond, experiment in

art and performances, learn teamwork while rock climbing, and changecommunities through service projects.

Summer at Sandy Spring is fun for kids and gives parents peace of mind.Withour low camper to counselor ratio, kids get the encouragement and attention theydeserve.With extended hours and numerous programs, finding a campexperience that suits your needs is easy.All of our programs promote teamwork,friendship, and most importantly, fun in a safe environment.

Summer at Sandy Spring takes place on the 140-acre wooded campus of theSandy Spring Friends School (SSFS), a Pre-Kindergarten through 12th Gradecollege preparatory day school in the heart of Montgomery County. Using ourown buses, we provide daily transportation to and from a variety of DC andBaltimore metro area locations. We also provide the option of before- and after-camp care starting as early as 7:30 am and extending until 6:00 pm.

Our programs are designed to accommodate flexible schedules, create stimulatingexperiences, and offer tons of fun.With a balance ofengaging academic enrichment lessons and exciting,recreational activities, Summer at Sandy Spring givescampers a high-energy summer filled with friendship,learning, and adventure.

To register or learn more, visit us atwww.summeratsandyspring.org.

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Develop an app, create a video game, code a program in C++ or Java,mod with Minecraft,build a robot, construct a website, produce a movie, or design a photo portfolio.Imaginations soar as ages 7-17 take interests further and gain a competitive edgefor school, college, and future careers.

WHY HAVE OVER 170,000 STUDENTS CHOSEN iDTECH,THEWORLD’S #1TECH CAMP SINCE 1999?

• Weeklong, day and overnight summer programs for ages 7-17.• Over 80 prestigious university locations in 28 states including Georgetown,American,Towson, Stanford, Princeton, and others.

• 8 students per instructor, guaranteed.• Tech-savvy staff.• A well-balanced experience. STEM learning and fun camp activities.• Project-based courses for every skill, gender, and background.• Students take home their own project.• Accredited Continuing Education Units available from Stanford orVillanova.• Flexible enrollment—enroll now and make changes up until 3 weeks beforecamp without change fees.

Also 2-week, pre-college, intensive iDTechAcademies: iD ProgrammingAcademy (held atAmerican), iD Game Design & DevelopmentAcademy,and iD FilmAcademy.

Visit iDTech.com for more information and to register online.Or call 1-888-709-TECH (8324) to speak to a ProgramAdvisor who can recommenda customized summer schedule to develop a student’s interests.

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The Montgomery County Camp & Summer Fun Expo is just a few days away. On Sunday, January 26, join otherfamilies and meet with local, regional and national day and overnight camp directors and associates from summerfun destinations to learn about camp options for your children’s 2014 summer.

The Expo runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Hilton Hotel Meeting Center, 1750 Rockville Pike, Rockville, just 1.5miles north of White Flint Mall. Free Admission. Free Parking. Metro Accessible. Refreshments are available forpurchase while you’re having fun and doing research for a great summer -- all at the same time!

There will be demonstrations and performances around a staging area, as well as prizes and giveaways at exhibitortables. We’ll have mascots such as Homer and Bunt from Bethesda Big Train Baseball, and theFacePaintLady – thequickest and most creative face painter in town. FrisbeeGuy, the 1995 World Freestyle Champion will be there aswell. Camp Sonshine is bringing one of their moon bounces, and WMZQ Radio will provide prizes, games andmusic! Check out our Expo microsite by going to washingtonparent.com and fb.com/washingtonparent forentertainment updates.

To follow up with your camp planning, please log on to washingtonparent.com to sign up for our e-Newsletter,which includes monthly dedicated camp issues during the camp season. Remember to take a look at our onlinecamp directories, too. Our independent, high-quality, original editorial is just part of the tools parents need to makeinformed decisions about summer programs for their children.

After Washington Parent’s Montgomery County Camp & Summer Fun Expo, look for Washington Parent’sCampalooza on our Facebook page and our Featured Listing microsites at washingtonparent.com that include videosslideshows and links to your favorite camps. Our online Camp Connection features informative articles, tips andproducts throughout the camp season again, an invaluable resource for finding the right summer programs.

*See you at the Hilton this Sunday, January 26th, and remember to enter to win $200 credit toward camp tuition to one of our campexhibitors courtesy of Washington Parent magazine. washingtonparent.com. For more information contact Maddy Lambergman at240-401-8706.

Washington Parent’sMontgomery County Camp & Summer Fun Expo This Sunday

Plan NOW for your 2014 summer at theHilton Hotel & Meeting Center on Rockville Pike!

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Though February does notoften elicit images of youngstersbuilding campfires or playinggames in the pool, the monthmore synonymous with theSuper Bowl and Valentine’s Dayis a great time for parents to startthinking about summer campsfor their kids.

Summer camp is often some-thing children look forward to,and something they will fondlyrecall long after they reach adult-hood. For many, summer campprovides a first taste of indepen-dence, as youngsters spend sig-nificant time away from homewithout their parents for the firsttime in their lives. But, as greatan experience as summer campcan be, it can be just as difficult ifparents don’t find the camp that’sthe right fit for the child.

That’s why it behooves par-ents to start thinking about sum-mer camps in the winter, beforecamps fill out their rosters, whichtends to happen in early spring.The following are a few thingsparents should take into consid-eration when seeking a summercamp for their children.

StaffThe right summer camp staff

can make all the difference. Manychildren are understandably shywhen arriving at a summer campsince their friends from homemight not be joining them. Thatcan make kids hesitant to partici-pate in activities or less enthu-siastic about those activities. A

good staff will know how to makecampers feel welcome, whichshould help them come out oftheir shells and make the most oftheir summer camp experiences.

The quality of staffs can varysignificantly depending on thecamp, so it’s important thatparents ask camp representa-tives about their staff membersbefore making any commitments.Ask how long the staff has beentogether, as well as the type oftraining new and veteran staffmembers undergo before thestart of the camp season? Does it

include first aid and emergencymedical training and certification?

It’s also best to ask about theprocess the camp employs beforehiringnewstaffmembers, includ-ing the extent of backgroundchecks. Are criminal backgroundchecks conducted? How manyreferences must potential staffmembers supply to be consid-ered for employment? A goodcamp will be forthcoming withanswers to all of your questions,so eliminate those that appearhesitant to share informationabout their staff.

A day in the lifeParents should ask what a

typical day is like once the sea-son hits full swing. Many parentswant their youngsters to havea well-rounded experience; oth-ers might want their children toattend a more specialized camp,such as a sports camp focusingon a particular sport or a musiccamp devoted to helping kidsbecome better musicians.

Regardless of the type of campparents are considering for theirchildren, they should ask aboutwhat daily life at the camp is like.

Ask to see schedules and howstrictly camps adhere to thoseschedules. When consideringspecialized camps, ask the staffrepresentative if the campers willhave the chance to simply have alittle fun and which types of rec-reational activities are planned togive them a break from what areoften rigorous schedules.

Camp goalsAnother thing parents must

consider before choosing a sum-mer camp is the goal of eachindividual camp. A camp shouldbe dedicated to ensuring thekids have fun, even when theyare attending more specializedcamps that tend to be more strict.In addition, parents should lookfor a camp that wants its attend-ees to foster relationships withtheir fellow campers. Summercamp can be lonely for someyoungsters, especially thoseattending camp for the first time,but one that strives to promotefriendship among its camperscan reduce, if not eliminate, anyfeelings of homesickness.

Remember, late winter iswhen parents should start look-ing at summer camps for theirchildren, and there are a host offactors moms and dads shouldtake into consideration duringthe vetting process to ensuretheir youngsters have as muchfun as possible.

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Things to consider beforechoosing a summer camp


Camp Information Type Ages Dates SpecialtiesBarrie Camp13500 Layhill Road, Silver Spring, MD 20406301-576-2816; www.barrie.org/camp

Day Camp 4-14 June 16-August 8On-site swimming, canoeing,riding (horses & ponies), sports, outdoors

Beauvoir the National CathedralElementary School3500 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, DC 20016202-537-6485; www.beauvoirschool.org/summer

Half and FullDay Camps 3-11

Academic-early childhood,elementary-aged children

BlackRock Center for the Arts12901 Town Commons Drive, Germantown, MD 20874301-528-2260; www.blackrockcenter.org/camps

Visual andPerformingArts Camp

4-14 forcamps; 14-18for C.I.T.programs

Spring Break Camp: April 14-17;Summer Camp: One- andtwo-week sessions fromJune 16-August 15

Musical theater, dance, music, art, magic,band, filmmaking, visual art and more

B’nai Tzedek ChaverimSummer Program10621 South Glen Road, Potomac, MD 20854301-299-1149; www.bnaitzedek.org/learn/early_childhood_center/; Contact Bonnie Ramer, director,Greenzaid Early Childhood Center

PreschoolDay Camp 2-4

Session I June 16-27;Session 2 June 30-July 11;Session 3 July 14-25;Session 4 July 28-August 8

Children will love learning all about sciencethis summer, as they play indoors and out,with hands-on activities, music, movement,art, stories and more.

Camp Olympia5511 Muncaster Mill Road, Rockville, MD 20855301-926-9281; www.camp-olympia.comContact Andrea Lingwood

SportsDay Camp

3 ½-15 June 16-August 22Sports, horseback riding, swimming, soccer,gymnastics, tennis, basketball, volleyball,track & field

Camp Ramayana:The Epic in Dance and Drama1525 Forest Glen Road, Silver Spring MD 20910301-593-2664; www.dancesidra.orgContact Nilimma Devi

CoedDay Camp

5-12 June 23-July 18 Dance, drama, Indian arts

Camp Rim Rock343 Camp RimRock Road, Yellow Spring, WV 26865347-746-7625; www.camprimrock.comContact Joe Greitzer

Residential,All Girls June 22-August 30

Horseback riding, aquatics, sports,performing arts, AC

Camp Seneca/Seneca AcademyAdventure Camps15601 Germantown Road, Darnestown, MD 20874301-869-3728; www.senecaacademy.orgContact Dr. Brooke Carroll

Preschool &ElementarySchool Camp

Age 3-RisingK/Ages 6-14 June 16-July 25

Camp Sonshine16819 New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20905(Silver Spring & Germantown locations)301-989-2267; www.campsonshine.orgContact Karen Gayle

Day Camp 4-17June 16-August 15;Spring break April 14-18

Extended care, transportation & CIT program;field trips, overnight camping, extreme sports,swimming, travel, arts & crafts

About Summer Camps


Camp Information Type Ages Dates SpecialtiesCoach Doug AcademySaturday & Sunday Summer SportsLocated Countywide

Classes(year-round)

3-13Eight Summer sessionsstarting June 16

Multiple seasonal sports that rotate each week;kids enjoy building techniques & agility trainingwhile building self-confidence.

Coach Doug Academy CampChallenger Space & RocketryBethesda, Potomac & Rockville301-983-2690; www.coachdoug.netContact Doug Wilson; [email protected]

Day Camp 3-13June 16-August 8in weekly sessions

Space science, model rocketry, fitness. Everycamper builds and launches a model rocket.

Coach Doug Academy Club HolidayEndless Summer CampPotomac CC, Bauer Drive CC & Clara Barton CC301-983-2690; www.coachdoug.netContact Doug Wilson; [email protected]

Day Camp 3-13August 11-22in weekly sessions

Multiple sports, including basketball, lacrosse,soccer and more, including arts and crafts

Coach Doug Academy Kids,Keys ‘N Sports CampBethesda, Potomac & Rockville301-983-2690; www.coachdoug.netContact Doug Wilson; [email protected]

Day Camp 8-13June16-August 1in weekly sessions

Computer keyboarding with fitness/sport breaks

CREATE! Arts Center Summer Camp816 Thayer Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20910301-588-2787; www.createartscenter.orgContact Heena Genti

CoedDay Camp

6-4 June 9-August 29 Pottery, cartooning, sculpture, painting

Docs in Progress MontgomeryCommunity Media Documentaryand Music Video Camps8700 1st Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20910301-789-2797; www.docsinprogress.org orwww.mymcmedia.org; Contact Erica Ginsberg

CoedDay Camp

12-18 June 30-July 11, July 14-25 Video, film, documentary, TV

ESF Summer Campsat Georgetown Prep10900 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, MD 20852301-493-2525; www.esfcamps.com/georgetownprepContact Kim Gongo

TraditionalDay Camp 4-15 Coed June 16-August 15

Swimming, sports, art, fencing,martial arts, archery; over 60+ activities

iD Film AcademyHeld at NYU, Yale and UC Berkeley1-888-709-TECH (8324); www.idfilmacademy.com

Technology/ComputersOvernight

13-18 Please check website

Two-week, precollege summer filmmakingand photography program where ages 13-18discover how visual arts can lead to a rewardingcareer. Tour a film studio to gain industry insightand graduate with a portfolio.

About Summer Camps


Camp Information Type Ages Dates Specialties

iD Game Design & DevelopmentAcademyHeld at Harvard, Villanova, Stanford, Vassar and selectuniversities nationwide; 1-888-709-TECH (8324)www.idgamedevacademy.com



Instead of just playing games, develop your own!Learn how game design can lead to a collegedegree and even a rewarding career. Two-week,precollege, intensive summer programs. Immersein design, development, programming and3D modeling.

iD Programming AcademyHeld at American, Stanford, Princeton, Yale and selectuniversities nationwide; 1-888-709-TECH (8324)www.idprogrammingacademy.com



Gain a competitive edge and learn howprogramming can become a college degreeand even a rewarding career. Two-week,precollege summer programs in programming,app development and robotics engineering.

iD Tech CampsHeld at Georgetown, American, Towsonand over 80 universities in 28 states1-888-709-TECH (8324); www.idtech.com

Technology/ComputersDay &Overnight


Create apps, video games, C++/Java programs,movies, and more at weeklong, day and overnightsummer programs. Small classes with onlyeight students per instructor—guaranteed.

Imagination Stage4908 Auburn Ave., Bethesda, MD 20814301-280-1660; www.imaginationstage.orgContact the box office

Theatre 4-18 June 2-August 22 Drama, musical, theatre, dance filmmaking

Kids Co Summer Camp7620 J Rickenbacker Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20882301-740-9600; www.kidscoonline.comContact David Sheron

Day Camp/Day TripCamp

Infant through9th Grade

June 16-August 20Weekly sessions

Sports, swimming, arts & crafts,traditional camp activities

Levine’s Music & Arts Day Camp2801 Upton St. NW, Washington, DC 20008202-686-8000 x1040; www.levinemusic.orgContact Sally Mennel

Music & ArtsDay Camp 3 ½-11

June 23-July 11 andJuly 14-August 1st

Music, dance, arts, instruments, theater

Maryland Classic Youth OrchestraAudition for MCYO5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda, MD 20852301-581-5208; www.mcyo.orgContact Chris Cox

Audition Grades 3-12 August Music, orchestra

Maryland Youth BalletCome Dance with Us!926 Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20910301-608-2232; www.marylandyouthballet.orgContact Pascha Barnwell

CoedDay Camp

2-Adult Ongoing throughout the summer Ballet, dance

Montgomery College SummerYouth ProgramMontgomery College Campuses, Rockville,Germantown, Takoma Park/Silver Spring240-567-5188; www.montgomerycollegec.edu/youthContact Sandi Harris

General –Day Camp K-12 June-August

Academics, art, computer, digital gameand Web design, financial fitness, math,science, social skills, sports, woodworking,and writing

About Summer Camps


Camp Information Type Ages Dates SpecialtiesMontgomery County RecreationSummer CampsThroughout Montgomery County240-777-6800; www.montgomerycountymd.gov/recContact Susan Hoffman

Various 3-21 June 16-August 15Wide variety for all interestsand therapeutic camps

National PhilharmonicString and Choral InstitutesLocations in North Bethesda and Rockville301-493-9283 x116; www.nationalphilharmonic.orgContact Victoria Gau

CoedDay Camp

Middle School-Adult July & August Music, choral, string instruments

Reddemeade Equestrian Center1701 Ednor Road, Silver Spring, MD 20905301-421-4481; www.reddemeade.comContact Karen Parker

Day CampJune16-27, June 30-July 11,July14-25, July 28-August 8,August 11-22

Horseback riding

Round House TheatreSummer ProgramsRound House Theatre Education Center,925 Wayne Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20910301-585-1225; www.roundhousetheatre.orgContact Jillian Levine-Sisson

CoedDay Camp

Grades K-Adults June 16-August 22 Theater, arts, improvisation, musical theater

Sandy Spring Museum Kids’ Camps17901 Bentley Road, Sandy Spring, MD 20860301-774-0022; www.sandyspringmuseum.orgContact Kelly Palich, education coordinator

CoedDay Camp

5-11Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 28,March 24-28, April 14-18

Exploration, history, museum

SBA Performing Arts Campand Princess Camp17810 Meeting House Road, Sandy Spring, MD 20860www.studioofballetarts.comContact Alison Bawek

3-6 forPrincessCamp;6-Teens forSBA Camp

Weekly sessions startJune 23-August 15

Drama, dance, music art

Shaolin Kung Fu1609 E. Gude Drive, Rockville, MD 20850301-340-7391; www.shaolinktemplekungfu.orgContact Yuchiao

Day andSpecialtyCamp

3-18Weekly session fromJune 16-August 15

Martial arts, Chinese language,brush painting, calligraphyand papercutting arts

Stone Ridge Summer Campus9101 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20814301-657-4322 ext. 380www.stoneridgesummercampus.orgContact Angela Romano

Day Camp 4-14June 16-27; June 30-July 11,July 14-25

Arts, sciences, swimming, sports,computers, games, yoga

About Summer Camps


Camp Information Type Ages Dates Specialties

Summer at Norwood8821 River Road, Bethesda, MD 20817301-841-2254; www.summeratnorwood.org

Day Camp/Day Campw/Trips

3-14

Session I June 16-27;Session 2 June 30-July 11;Session 3 July 14-25;Session 4 July 28-August 8;Session 5 August 11-15

Art, general, science, technology, dance,academics, sports, adventure, theater,excursions, cooking, music

Summer at Sandy Spring16923 Norwood Road, Sandy Spring, MD 20860301-774-7455 ext. 167www.summersatsandyspring.org; Contact Francis Zell

Day andSpecialtyCamp

3-18Weekly sessionsfrom June 16-August 15

Cooking, fishing, yoga, soccer, arts & crafts,adventure, volunteerism, farm & CIT

SummerEdge8224 Lochinver Lane, Potomac, MD 20854240-395-0690; www.summeredge.orgContact Jenny Whichard

Academic/Recreational 3-18 June 16-August 8 Wonderkids! MaterMinds Summer Scholars

Summer Musical Theater Camp7300 MacArthur Blvd., Glen Echo, MD 2012301-251-5766; www.adventuretheatre-mtc.org/camps/summertheatercampglenecho.htmlContact Melynda Burdette

Day Camp Grades 1-6June 16-27; June 30-July 11(No Camp July 4th); July 14-25;July 28-August 8; August 11-22

Summer Musical TheaterTraining Program837-D Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852301-251-5766; www.adventuretheatre-mtc.org/camps/summermusicaltheater.html

Day Camp Grades 6-12June 16-July 3(No Training July 4th); July 7-25;July 28-August 15

Teens To Go14 Flints Grove Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20878301-540-4356; www.teenstogo.org

Day-Travel 8-16 Weekly June 16-August 8 Travel & adventure

Urbana Riding Camp2700 Roderick Road, Frederick, MD 21704301-874-2000; [email protected] Niqui Johnson

HorsebackRiding &Sports

6-15 Weekly June 16-August 8 Horseback riding, swimming, ziplines, challengecourses, crafts and sports

Valley Mill Camp15101 Seneca Road, Germantown, MD 20874301-948-0220; www.valleymill.comContact Evelyn McEwan

Day Camp 4-14June 16-July 25;July 28-August 15; August 18-22

Kayaking, canoeing, swimming, rock climbing,horseback riding, gymnastics, archery & more

Washington Parent’s MontgomeryCounty Camp & Summer Fun ExpoHilton Hotel Meeting Center,1750 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852240-401-8706; www.washingtonparent.comContact Name Maddy Lambergman

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ReddemeadeSummer Camp301-421-4481

June 9 -13 Earlybird5, 2-WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN JUNE 16

Our Summer Camp is open toall student, 7 to 14 years of age.This program is designed to beboth fun and educational.

“We have an AWESOME Camp!!”

INTRODUCTORY LESSONevery Saturday at 1:30

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Camp OlympiaSUMMER DAY CAMP

Celebrating our 54th year

June 16th-August 22ndTwoWeek Minimum • Ages 3 1/2 to 15

5511 Muncaster Mill Rd., Rockville301-926-9281

www.camp-olympia.com

OPEN HOUSE Jan. 25th, Feb. 1st, 8th, 22ndSPRING BREAK CAMP

April 14th-18th & April 21st-25th

MountainBiking

Soccer

Tennis

ExtendedDay

HorsebackRiding

Basketball

Swimming

Gymnastics

Door toDoor

Transportation

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Complete details availableat CoachDoug.net

Call 301.983.2690 orRegister online today!

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CCLLUUBB HHOOLILIDAYDAY EENDLNDLESSESS SSUMMERUMMERCCLLUUBB HHOOLILIDAYDAY EENDLNDLESSESS SSUMMERUMMERCLUB HOLIDAY ENDLESS SUMMER((AAGESGES 3-3-12)12)((AAGESGES 3-3-12)12)(AGES 3-12)

A coach Doug camp that combines sports, space scienceand astronomy with a focus on team-building!Experience the importance of cooperative effort inscientific endeavors, in everyday life, and on the sportsfield. A new space science activity is offered each week,so it never gets boring. Every camper has a chance tobuild and launch a model rocket. Runs weekly from 6/16through 8/8. Half and extended day options available!

A perennial favorite for over 20years! This Coach Doug campexercises your child’s body as well ashis/her mind! The programalternates self-paced andentertaining computer keyboarding

practice with coaching in your child’s favoritesports. Sports vary and include soccer, hockey, basketball,lacrosse and more. Kids improve skills in a noncompetitiveenvironment that stresses teamwork, skill enhancementand cooperation. Runs weekly from 6/16 through 8/1.Half and extended day options available!

YES, this is the same great camp thatruns Spring break, end-of-summer andWinter break every year! Get excitedfor age appropriate, noncompetitivesports, games, arts & crafts and moredesigned for everyone’s enjoyment.Special events and surprises willheighten the fun. Bring a bag lunchdaily. End-of-Summer camp runsweekly from 8/11 through 8/22.Half and extended day options

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WoodlandHorse.com

near Rte. 198 &New Hampshire Avenue

301.421.9156

Woodland’s Summer Camps areloaded with tons of great horsebackriding activities. Expert instruction in a

safe and fun-filled environment.37 years experience!

Certified by the State of Maryland

2014 SCHEDULE

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